The phrase "adjustable switch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a switch that can be modified or set to different positions or settings.
Example: "The new model features an adjustable switch that allows users to customize the brightness level according to their preference."
Alternatives: "variable switch" or "modifiable switch".
Defining the set of adjustable switching thresholds as Θ = θ l | l = 1,2,…,Lc, the optimization problem can be formulated as Θ o = arg max Θ η, subject to P e, a vg ≤ δ 0. (12).
The nine-button gaming mouse is designed for handling with vertical side buttons, adjustable sensitivity switching up to 2,000 DPI, five customizable buttons, and a Quick-Launch button that instantly launches the Windows Vista Games Explorer.
The camera sensor of 12-bit resolution had an adjustable gain, switching between two different values within one recording frame.
The ski-touring boots and skis are light, comfortable, and rather beautiful, with neat adjustable heels that can switch from flats through to stilletos to keep your boots horizontal on different gradients.
But in 2007, the portion will soar, with $1 trillion of the nation's mortgage debt -- or about 12percentt of it -- switching to adjustable payments, according to the analysis.
In electron cyclotron resonance heating systems, high-power multiplexers can be employed as power combiners, adjustable power dividers, fast switches to toggle the power between two launchers, as well as frequency sensitive directional couplers to combine heating and diagnostic applications on one launcher.
The stand-up desks come with swinging footrests, and with adjustable stools allowing children to switch between sitting and standing as their moods dictate.
The device, fabricated with Ultra-Thin Body and Buried Oxide (UTBB) Silicon-On-Insulator technology, features an extremely sharp off-on switch and an adjustable triggering voltage (Vt1).
This year, only about $80 billion, or 1percentt, of mortgage debt will switch to an adjustable rate based largely on prevailing interest rates, according to an analysis by Deutsche Bank in New York.
Elsewhere Kumar and Rai give more examples of patents on binding proteins that produce genetic regulation mechanisms such as multi-state oscillators, a genetic toggle switch, and an adjustable threshold switch (Kumar & Rai 2007).
